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Mastering Swift 6

You're reading from   Mastering Swift 6 Modern programming techniques for high-performance apps in Swift 6.2

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2025
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781836203698
Length 378 pages
Edition 7th Edition
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Preface 1. The Evolution of Swift FREE CHAPTER 2. Closures and Result Builders 3. Protocols and Protocol Extensions 4. Generics 5. Value and Reference Types 6. Enumerations 7. Reflection 8. Error Handling and Availability 9. Regular Expressions 10. Custom Subscripting 11. Property Observers and Wrappers 12. Dynamic Member Lookup and Key Paths 13. Grand Central Dispatch 14. Structured Concurrency 15. Memory Management 16. Advanced and Custom Operators 17. Access Controls 18. Swift Testing 19. Object-Oriented Programming 20. Protocol-Oriented Programming 21. Functional Programming with Swift 22. Unlock Your Book’s Exclusive Benefits 23. Other Books You May Enjoy
24. Index

Getting started with Swift Testing

Swift Testing and the older XCTest can be built within the same test target and coexist within the same test bundle. If our project already contains an XCTest bundle, there’s no need to create a new unit-testing bundle to use Swift Testing. We can add new Swift Testing files to the existing target and, over time, convert existing XCTest-based tests to Swift Testing.

There are multiple methods for adding a Swift Testing target to a project. In this section, we will look at how to add a Swift Testing target to both an existing Xcode project and an existing Swift project created with the Swift Package Manager. Let’s start by adding a testing target to an existing Xcode project.

Adding Swift Testing to an existing Xcode project

The following steps outline how to add Swift Testing to an existing Xcode project.

  1. From the top menu, select File | New | Target…:
Figure 18.1: Selecting Target...

Figure 18.1: Selecting Target...

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